The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1874, Page 7

———=_—_—S——c(eeeeeetti‘iOS THE courTs. (CONTINU: FROM EIGHTH PAGE) sand were each contenned to five years’ imprison. -mMent in the state Prisot FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET POLICE OOURT. Robbed of $200. George Browa was arraigned before Judge Sher- wood for betng tmplitcated, with another man, in the robbery Of $200 from Michael Donohoe, of No. 205 West Fortpaifth street, Donohoe met the ac- cused and the othey man on Lexington avenue, and invited them to Sixth avenue to have a drink. While on Sixth avenue the other man put his hand in Donohoe’s pooket, and took out of it a pocket- book in witich the money was and ran off with it, Brown was remanded for exammation. An Old Shooting Case. Thomas Coyie, of No. 326 East ¥orty-sixth street, who was shot by Patrick Traynor on the 7th of June last in the beg, left Bellevue Hospital yester- day, and at this Court preferred a complaint against his assailant, The accused was held tor ‘rial LD $1,500 bau at the General Sessions, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Continued Bear Movements in Stocks. : ‘THE MARKET HEAVY ‘Gold Quiet and Steady—Foreign Exchange Weak. Money Easy and Investment Se- s curities Firm. LL STREET, Fripay, way vino P.M. } A good deal of discussion is still going on in re gard to the value of the recent Wisconsin decision, The effort ts apparently to influence the foreign markets with tt adversely. In the ordinary dis- cussion the fact is lost sight of, in this preliminary | decision, which hasonly the same effect as an in- terlocutory decision, that the action of the Court turned upon the fact that the equity rights respect- ing the road ibefled were not affected by this legis- lation, They simply ruled the equity case (made up om the part of the mortgage Dondholders), out of vourt, and suggested ‘that a legal case should be made up for the Su- preme Court of the United States. Here the point will turn upon the right of the Legislature to limit the rent (freight charges) of property legally ac- * quired, and the provision of the constitution guarding THE INVIOLABILITY OF CONTRACTS will be cited in support ofthe claim of the stock- holders against legislative interference. It must ‘be borne in mind that Western railway building has been largety an investment in the future growth of the country. Population followed tne NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY U, 1874.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. Annexed are the official rates of the bankers ge ¢ named on London :— fienen, & Co. ann) Drexei, Morgan to. (qi tare t 8 4,90 less com.. 90 less 1-16 Bank of California wea. eas 36 Morton, Bliss & Co ort) ae : be] leas 1-16 Brown Bros, & 87 leas com. Lon. & Asiatic Co., oo, aie) tier Tees cor com. The market closed quiet. MONEY continued easy at 2 gnd 3 per cent for call loans and 5% to? per cent for prime mercantile paper. ‘The internal revenue receipts to-day were $351,060. GOVERNMENTS were firm in tone upon @ moderate business and closed steady. Much interest was felt in anew inspiration supplied in the street through a lead- ing foreign banker respecting the meaning of Mr. Bristow’s circular. 1t appears in answer to an inquiry made by said German banker that Mr. Bristow expects proposals for new fives, to include. interest until the expiration of the call, upon a corresponding amount of 5-20's, 90 days. In other words, Mr. Bristow proposes to avoid the payment of double interest upon 6s and 6's during the progress of exchange, which was com- pounded by Congress in the case of Messrs. Bout- | well, Richardson and the Syndicate. This isa strong point in favor of Mr. Bristow’s honest aa- ministration of his department, the only question being, Can it be successfully carried out? Taking vo-lay a3 an average day, with gold at 110, the higher figure ruling the market, we have, under Mr. Bristow’s proposition of subscription to a now five bond, the following sum:— Par and interest to July 23.......... Ninety days’ interest to cover cail for 6-20 Teepe on gold ‘at lio. Grand total... Market price of new fives to-da, The following were the closing prices of govern- ments upon a firm market:—United States cur- rency sixes, 11634 a 116%; do. do., 1881, registered, 11534 @ 115%; do. do., do., coupons, 117 a 11744; do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 112% @ 112%; do. do., do., coupons, 11254 @ 1124; do. do., 1864, reg- istered, 114% a 11534; do. do., do., coupons, 115% @ 115%; do, do., 1865, registered, 115 & 116; do. do., do., coupons, 11634 a 116%; do. do., 1865, new, reg- istered, 115 @ 11534; do. do., do., coupons, 116 a 116%; do. do., 1867, registered, 115% @ 115%; do. do., do., coupons, 116% @ 117; do. do., 1868, regis- tered, 115% @ 116%; do. do., do., coupons, 1165; & 117; do. ten-forties, registered, 11254 a 112%; do. do., coupons, 11254 & 11234; do. fives, 1881, regis- tered, 11234 @ 112%; do. do., do., coupons, 112% a 11234. THE FOREIGN MARKETS for American securities were generally quiet, Erie howing continued firmness. At haif-past four | o'clock P. M. prices were stated at—Consols for money, 92:4; ao. for the account, 92%; old 1865's, 1085; 1867's, 108%; ten-forties, 1045; new fives, 10454; Erle, 28% @ 29. The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day was £101,000. Paris despatches quote rentes, half-past three P. M., 601. 57g. The business in RAILWAY MORTGAGES was well distributed, the tene of the market having been steady. New York Central frst, coupon, sold at 104%, and registered at 105; Ucn- tral Pacifics brought 89%, Western Union 81 and Union Pacific firsts 82%; Union Pacific incomes sold at-78 a 77%. A sale of Chicago and North- western consolidated gold bonds was made at 11%. The following were the latest bids on the wailway, the former being at first the objective | regular call:— point of the latter; but when the railway became @ necessity of the population then population, be- coming strong in its own conceit, wanted to make 4t subservient, irrespective of profit, There may be many sound complaints on the part of Western shippers why Eastern bound freights are too high; ‘Dut, looking at it in @ purely financial sense, there as A TAINT OF COMMUNISM in this effort on the part of the farmers (80 stated), it really means the middlemen, to coerce legisla tion upon the rights of railway property, that serl- ously impairs holders and threatens a serious interruption of railway enterprise in this country so essential to its fature growth and progress. THE GENEBAL COURSE OF THE MARKETS to-day was in sympathy witn that of the past few days. The “bears” still hold the control and the “pulls” are without a leader or organization. The failure of a “goat,” otherwise a curb stone broker, as sufficient to create an alarm, so great is the respect felt for the great bear leader. He seems to fill the atmosphere of the street, and unfor- tunately not atone that, but atmospheres that ought to be more highly rarified. SPOOKS OPBNED WEAK ana declined 4 a 1 per cent as compared with last evening’s clostng figures. Early in tbe day there -was a strong pressure to ell, but about noon and suosequently @ firmer feeling was experienced, and prices advanced 1 to 3 per cent on the entire list. The principal features were Lake Shore, Northwest and St. Paut common, Rock Island, ‘Wabash and Western Union. Lake Shore was ‘weak at the opening and touched 70}, recover- ing, later, to 74 Alter the second call the market ushowed a decline of 44 to 1 per cent, with @ later recovery of % to % per cent, which was after- wards lost in the closing hour of business to the extent of 4 to L per cent from the highest point of the day, and which when the market left of ‘was requced to % wo % percent. The leading shares in the current dey’s business were Lake Shore, Northweet, St Pau! common, Rock Island, Wabash and Western Union. The suggestions ‘tamine in the Northwest, with Governor Davis, of | e * partment, and the various rumors respecting the declaration of a dividend in Lake Shore. At first it was rumored that a quarterly dividend of 2 per cent had been dectared, which was supplemented ‘with the inteiligence of a semi-annual dividend of | 3% per cent in October. Later both reports were contradicted, and thus the matter stands, THE STOCK DEALINGS TO-DAY show a business aggregating only 195,600 shares, distributed as in the following table, which aiso whows the extreme figures of the day’s opera- tions :— No. of Highest. Lowest. Sales. iad York Centrat. 9955 91% 8,200 5s 31% 30 800 74 8556 38 Northwestern preferred. . 4 Rock Isiand..... 98 Milwaukee and St. Paul... Miiw’e and St. Paul pre! Oni ana Mississipps. New Jersey Central, Union Pacific c., ©. and LC. Hannibal and . Del., Lack. ana Western.. 10 « Western Union Telegraph XD. United States Express. Boston, Hartiord ana Erie. is Total BAlCB tO-dBY.....00e.e essere eeeree eee ee 195,000 GOLD opened at 109% and closed at 110, The carrying rates were 2, 1} and 1 per cent, with loans at the close flat, The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were:—Gotd balances, $994,000; currency ‘balances, $1,004,637; gross clearances, $28,468,000. ‘The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $413,000 on | account of interess and $32,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The customs receipts were $235,000, FOREIGN EXOUANGE tiled weak and business showed a decline in rates. The nominal asktog fignres were 4.811; a 4.90 for ’ . prim. bankers! sterting; actual selling rates were 4.8656 © 4,863¢ for good to prime bankers’ sixty days’ steling and 489 8 450% for demand, One lot of £100)99 atxty-day bills sold at 4.87, less Which 8 Slliitly bekow 48654. The current rates were as follovys— Days. Thi 8. Prime, tanker, we Stcty Days. ‘Three Day ling bills on. - a, Good bankers’ do. srsel a Lag rye BTS ann 14.00 Prime Com. sterlinigg, ¢.84 a 4.86 - - Paris (bankers’) + 618% 05.15 6.10 a vant Antwerp . B15 &6,159%% 5.10 5.10% Swiss... 15 5.10% Amsterdam . ALK a 413 Hamburg. a a oT Frankfort. a ya 41% Bremen.. & 96% 96% a 97 PTUSSIAD MAOTA—eree 12 Te BRB THK Minnesota, asking assistance from the War De- | 1g | of New York. operating upon the market were the threatened | vay eee lb & Susq Ist bds a Kalamazoo & Wd P Ist. 7! Alb & Sus iene feta ty, bd... Hy Bur. CR &M ‘hore lst, 5 Ast, 7s, Ohi & Alton sink fun’ a3 twat ast Se PL 107 4a? hy PD Da Le Per eri suet sy iN Hehe Cen te, 13 et hed Hud R 7s, 3d m, liney, ol a 4 Poin’ Line & Dec'r tat F24¢ In the aiternoon the market was dull, without important changes. Central Pacific gold bonds closed at £9 a 80s, Western Pacifics 81 a 82, STATE BONDS were extremely dull. The latest bids wer 05 Tenn $s old. eeseze Tilinois ¢ 6 Tinnois c 6's, Mich 6's, EVARRELRSSSSSRESET. Missouri 6's, '74.. Missouri 6's, ‘7! 4 Louisiana 6's, levee. 2 toe. ow mn ‘77. . i: 8 Teuigiang * 's, levee. to '9L i Hoo & St J is: 6.” Mis és Ha Std! a9" 87 it CITY BANK STOCKS sold at 126 for Chatham, 123 for New York, and 108 The latest bids were as Ala 8's, "83 | follows:— America. Mochvics’ Bank's Ass 90 K ferchants i antral Merchants te Metropolitan. Nassat N.Y. National N. Y, County. . Gold Exch 1G. Pastors eens 133 old Exchange. ‘acific, Grocers... 99 Park 10 Hanover Severity Ward 93 Importers & Traders’. 190 St. Nicholas. 10344 Irving 123 State of 103 Manuf’ Union, 135 Mechanic COTTON AFLOAT. Latest advices from Liverpool state that the | stock of cotton afioat upon corrected reports should be placed at 471,000 bales instead of 530,000 | bales. DRY GOODS IMPORTS. The total imports of dry goods at this port for the week ending to-day were $1,781,536, and the amount marketed $1,399,203, The imports for the corresponding week of last year were $1,500,138, and for 1872, $1,723,559, RAILWAY EARNINGS. The Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway shows the | following comparative exhibit of earnings during the first week in July ;— The Union Pacific Railroad Company makes the following exnibit:— May, 1873. May, 1874. Earnings $1,007,831 $910,065 Expeuses 490,322 458,322 Net earnings...........-$517,509 $451,742 Decrease gross earnings for Ma: Decrease net earnings for May. Jan, 1 to Jan. 1 to May 31, 1873. May hm 1874. | Earaoings.... $3,613,112 $3,660,751 Expenses. 1,935,796 2,013,684 Net earnings... ....«. $1,677,315 $1,647,067 Increasé gross earnings for five month Decrease net earnings for five months. THE TREASURY BALANCES are aa follows at the close of business :—Currency, $12,600,000; coin, $70,620,000—less coin certificates, $31,650, 000. + $47,638 + 80,248 MEMORANDA. Advices from Washington state that thus far no bids have been received at the Treasury in re- sponse to Secretary Bristow’s circular. Further Treasury advices are to the effect that $700,000 national bank notes were received at the Treasury to-day for redemption, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Friday, Ju Jaly 10—10 A. M., fore Call, 510 dha West Un Tel... 70% 1400 ahs, 8 & MS BR, is 2000 do. ° 500 2300 400 1600 ES ee oh at "Bl. 8 c See aby Hs Sano os }0000 Ui and 11:30 A. M. u7 Pirst Board—10:30 A. M. The peai were nominally srenay. a fair demand and realized about steady prices. Asuxs.—Keceipts for the past three days, 74 packages. arket since our lasthas been very quiet, but prices ie Pots quoted at Oe. per Ite and ris at 9c. per Ib. BuitpinG MareRiats.—A continued good demand was yeportad for brick, atateady current prices, We quope = Es Beit: 3 5% 8 "the ie —_— ito Shs Soo COMMERCIAL REPORT, g 2” 3 eB Cetton Dull—Flour Dull—Whest Firmer wo 200: Corn Firm—Oats Steady—Pork Stesdy— 5 = Lard Easy—Groceries Quict—Freights 500 oa tio) Haster—etroloum Dull and Easier— 8 ] Spirits Turpentine Steadier—Rosin 100 0 Firmer—Metals Dull—East India Goods 4 ‘3 8 Quict—Wool Steady—Whiskey Un- 100 h 500 4 8 ee Bs spenaet Furpay, July 10, 1874. 30 42 1000 The markets were still irregular with but a Ef es fi moderate degree of activity. At the Produce Ex- Fd 3 an change flour was dull and irregular, prices gener- an S oy oD 33% | ally favoring the buyer. Wheat was very quiet 3 SS 3S | but armly held, owners in some cases ordering the 40 6 lw 3 i grain stored rather than accept of prices now 2 we do : 8% | current. There was very little demand for export 200 1000 Tol & W: 33: and scarcely any, except for prime wheat, which too et i S was held above the views ot buyers. Corn was in Ei 14 100 <1) 332 | @emand at full prices, Oats were quiet. co sl fg fit : M7 | whiskey was a shade easier, Pork Was by s a = a steady. Lard was quiet and scarcely 600 + 70% BoD eee so firm. Freights were easier, both on the, ion i #8 | pertn and for tonnage for charter. Cotton on 500 : 200 the spot was dull and weak, while “futures” were in — x s moderate request at a slight improvement. Groceries 300 ny 30 2% | continued quiet, but the market was steady, Petroleum 1800 + Ae a0 > 2392 | was dull, nominal and lower to sell. Naval stores were Ey say €3% | quiet, but the market ruled steadier. Wool met with ta 500 16000 $1000 uaa Pape n Lo) 20 di bon me a 1000 0 5000 BON 5000 10 ior 6000 80U bos, 10000 10 Prt 35000 100 Ui P. 5000 200 Ton 500 5000 100 500 300 1000 goo 50LU 100 1000 C, ©. 5 5000 Pao. 0) 4000 20 1000 T 20 {5000 873 1000. io Chi a, 109) 10 Ban cage A 10 Bik State of N'Y... 103 100 Pac MSS Uo.bcs@) 42 60 d 42: oo do. 42! 100 423 400 a 30) @ 100N YC& 98: 20 98 84 Fes 37; 983% 0. ¥ be 53 Be eres 10. bs 54 lose ROCHAR ° fae TO 100 do. 968) 7% 30 do Hid TR 20 do. 9 nN” 10 do. oo Je 10% 100 do * DX 6 do. aK We 10 do we 100 10% 100 © do: we 10 1 400 do ri 1600 1% 20 do oe 100 100 do. ot 200 5 a do # 70 20 © do 9 lov 1s BOO do of 10) 20) MI & Si aus 20 300° do. 33 300 55 5W do. Fy 7m 200 ao. Ba! 71% 100 do iB & . ! 0. ns 2) do Tig 1600 do 71% WO do. 71% 1600 do. ido em 1200 a 900, os 71 ay 3 7 rr tieeteins SERS cakeak | NaNaRe Sy BeBSOEECeEsess: SESERERSESERUEUSECRSEEE i LESSEE IIIS S2EC EE TEUUEDEONELEREE RT 3 2 P. . 117 2500 US 6-20, 0, 162... Second Board—1 P. £8000 Mo 6's, H&StJ0.be Hav 2490 shs ae &MSRR. 440 Tenn O's. Bs 920 1000 Cen Pac 40.0 UR Fag 2000 Al Sus. $1000 US 5'¢, c, "8l.... NEPER SBMS ES 2S SESE SSUIVeNIVsS FS. es 2 150 Mich’ Con RR be eS = ube 200 Un Fac RR. do eetgecessssssers=eesges eS E le 12:30 P. M.—Before Can, es te b3 ns ar cine My RR oe M. © 112% mM. FY Gere SS 26) 85. 100 F . 36 400 26: Ey 100 2 26 M 100 + % Ey 400 + 26! M4 on . 26 ast 32 Cle 83! Me 200 LS is « 20 3 ey 2400 , 73 He 20 i 34 U0 . ) 1300 333 Bt 00 . 7 e. 1200 . Bis 200 19. . » Ri 100 Mil & St PR, 53! gs . Re Chi, B& QB 2:30 © 3 BM. 200 chs West Un Tel.s3 724% 100shsLS&MSR.U8 73) 200 20 ’ Ri Pe s » de 300 n% 300 rn ; 10) Pi 100 az SeHesssuzy: Seees umneee & asee! rem: hur! and The: Boo. te 5 ee sold for | the ak 100 Potup itow bbls. at prices within. the range of out | was quiet bur quoted. steady. at, ide. for, Pennsylvania : Quotations” Corn teal sold to the extent of 50) bbls at | 10c. iW Wtge. for’ Western, and. 10 Timothy | gar Re gaeeaaane, wot ‘was dull and quoted Tomimaly at as $3 per bushel. $4 0) 9 $4.50 | Rough flaxseed quoted at $2 35 a $2 40. faerie Sta 473.0525 | “Gevauine—The market to-day has been more active xtra State 3734 60 | and frm. We heard of sales of 00) Ibs of city at 13¥c. Choice 8 § 19 6 35 | por Ib., and 20 tlerces of Western at 13i4e. per Superfine e Weald 485.8 525 | © Tonavco.—We have to notice only a light inquiry for | Extra Western 575 a 600 | seed leaf at about steady pri i ae since our last:— | Extra Minnesota G20 8M | Bcases, 1873 Connecticut Go. w 18, B do. do. Unio, | | Round hoop Ohio, siifpping brands. $75.8 $0 | So; : Odo, do., Wisconsin, Dae 1) . Peansy!: | Round hoop Ohio, trade brands.. 600a 65) | vania, on private terms; 40 do., 1872, Wigconsi, 6c. The | mily, 6 50a 80) market for Kentucky was active and firm. sales 1,50) St. ‘Louis, low extra. 6 Wa 625 | hhds. at trom 6c. lic. per Ib, Foreign was steady, ei pons. srraighe Ghee Poe £9 | and sold to the extent of 2W bales of Havana at from 0c. otce ¢ Hy choice tamily 8Wa 95 | TatLow gontinued dull and unchanged. Prime sity | jominal, uted at Byc. Sales 90.000 bs of out of town stock al ye flour, 4500 600 | Binsig Si 10,0 tbs. Of No. 2 at Tie. per Ib, | Southern, No. 2 Nominal, Maltese suse eur Tast has been fair, but the Southern, superfine 4754 95 | tranon vei ere maisiy in small Lots to manumotur. Southern, extra. 75a 75) | ers to meet immediate req uirements. The rermescloeed Southern, fam! 75a 975 | steady and firm, include 7,000 Ibs. of Sta Gorn mosh Western 3754 4H fseoe at'blan 500 Ios o it Sd. 1,000 Ibs. “of Hast, ea eee fi: SO . iz: eg le gee eee, e wy so Jaen Wool, 56% 56}C. a vee meal rani a lee ce | Calorie, Sa £6 | KOO ibs goles a) ates of oie ey oF vs 4,2 | galled, Ibs. of gooured man at about $1 31a | "aos Teo. 3000 xa, Chicago and $1.87 a $1.3 for Milwaukee: | 360, foo a4 Yo wes Yon | Reid about te. above owe prices ine salos were about | of fall California, 22¢. ; 16,00 Ibs. of do., 223¢c. : #000 bes 1.90 dushels. at $1 9.8 $1 32 tor Nos Sand 2 Chicago, | of astern, Texan, $36; 2) bales of, suner patie ‘wool, | a $i) for Nod Misnesgta $194 lorred. winter, | ders Mo bales Cape, 800.5 250.0 spring California, 1 a0 for white Machigan and $1.37 a $133 tor No. 2 Mil: | 320. a Ste, ; 5.000 Toa. of Caortin fob tose Austratian, | | waukee and Minnesota, Corn was in good demand and | 10,000 ibs,’ of ed, fleece, 15 'dales of California | firm. ‘The WW buskels at Tec. u fe | fabs, iO bales of of apr California, 40 bates of domestic for mixed. oh white, Oats were quiet but | lambs, 10 bales of Jet | whit a fal Gla: to feet 7 mand and quoted at Broom Conx.—We tipped. be. than on others. “Ny rags yellow, 30c. to good, Reha es 6. Gos fair Se S000. eee shippers are ertrely out of the market. Tarde accumulations, and when sales are made they are, simply at che best prices obtainable, fancy State rath ally co) LB State dairies, fing lic. a” 1bge, : a Se. 5 Cot cout were the, same La all descriptions. ihe do. 23 D Ph at dition ry ‘the bidee! be! 3. ‘There were but two or three ket Consum| ee been as folio’ siPat rts Were as follows Tena, ‘374; Mobile, 36 ington, 8; Bosten, 1B Philadelphia, 20. last week, 1, Tl fon w foreign p To Huvre, by ant sail, reaied. To | “Corpacr.—The market was qutet { benee! :—-Manila cordage, sizes al poye | 12-thread, ussia bolt rope, Lic. Canpies- ate trom a rartixne | ket was dull and values quote | follows :—S} Ades me Mitchell & We. & 27 2 As fe gm $30 a was offered on ‘Change £0. _gopsiting of 100) is, pBagle Steam.” manuraet a ole. | $1124; Canada, in bond, held at | Urely nominal. Fruicuts.—We bave oon, Ness in berth freights, with ‘and in some instances favoring the shipper lower rates. regsols for grain and, ‘petroleum. The éngagements com- prise =o Liverpool, by Steam, 40,000 bushels, of a and tor onde os The hence to Cork for ‘orders to the Wa ent eo with | in with $,200 Be, 61 short “lay days: British ship, wih o4 crurde petroleum, ‘nbs. 9 Imi il with 3,500 bbis. rr pea from Ja Pale, $3 $1 '20 por 1.00; Jersey ‘0; Long art Se up river, $5 25,8 a $7: Haverstraw Bays Sk fb Sic: So med, slew SUT Lager 233 jar! 15 ap 10. a ladelp! ‘a $3050; Baltimore, i delivered. quoted arloses aera a ws, Peers jan a $9; wu ¥ averstraw Bays $960 2°810 75. roton, $1 to. tt $18 a $19; do. and elphia, a 8 a a $37 9.’ Lime—There wusafair business 1 steady prices for Rock mon and $1 6) 8 $1 8 for do. lump. | Cement mand and steady, at at 73 aR bbl. for Rosen: , $4. £01 Roman and tland. Latus ‘were in de- ‘i ‘35 for Easwrn, ave no change to note, the market aining quiet at vid figures, as follows:—New green ‘Jc. a ie.; short green ‘brush, We. a Llc; red ‘and new and ola mixed, 5c. a fe, k.—The market to-day was very firm for all raves, nd holders, were, gencrally asking lo. a 2c. per pare Fine Western was somewhat scarce, vance on this grade was more noticeable with @ follows:— per: ine he a The market closed tirm, demand at current prices, as uote :—State— Firkins fine grass yellow, Sic, lo., tair to good, 2c. a Se.: half firkin tubs, $lc.; do., prime, ‘ood, 26c. a 28c.; do., cominon, Fd asi selected, 2kc. BUe. "pais; Orange county ani ery, dyotes, State and: Peonsylvania, 280. a 29¢,2 do., common, choice, do. a Me. reiee lead. Mignignne ton rohcioer oats In do.. Kooi! fo) brithe,, 230. a 24 oan a a Tilthola’ Wissonen' and lows tabs cigice cl eae 1 las HALE 0 o0d, ibe” Be oa nod fo prime, 22c. a 3c.; do, ilo. Onto, and Indiana, tubs, goad to om ie ri Stocks show We have heard of ais low as 120., but 12\4¢) was yener- ie price. We! quote State factory jl» do, fair to good. Ie. a 126, State factory, skimmed, ‘ghoice, for export, Wc. & gulet, but values fe note a sale at dered, t Western factor nued very g Baltimore of 3.85) bags of Rio, ex Maggie Gray, on bri: vate forts, a te ;—Rio, ordinary cargocy, 19% 20c.; fair do., sc. age. a 2 Ke. ; extreme unio or lots, iMG 4 java, RO! ernment sage @ 26c. ; do., grass, Maracaibo, 18 fixe Cons ‘18c. the jot, was generally auil ofsalo, In ad- iow reported at leust W) bales were the day. principally for spinuing pur- buyers in the mar- ‘and they were in quest of cheap lots, generally bid- jater in ding considerably under auocations, ‘The appended quo- tations, while showing no reduction, are not obtainable round lots. under a by uituros moderate and advan ake. per. Ib. ‘We Came Marana. Xi WV, Orleans! Pern Ordinar: rt Good or Wie 1876 Strict good 16 Ieee in f5 Low middling. Wh Ie } Midaling,,. ue ip he Good middling 1s 19 Wy rage uotations are based on cotton in store running | in q ity not more than half a grade above or below rede quoted. The sales were Dow to n. Tota’ 1,021 09 429 or aiare Uae (aad iow miadiing) ‘tte sales have 16 27-320. 3 Lotover, * at 16k ni ust, tember, 2,300 at. 1 aber, 400 ai tay 0.20) bales Bechang o— aid to exchange 109 ile for August. To day, uy jock —J ul noticed at 65-1685 ees 4 206 at Ad 16 11-16. 6 SoD at IL 2 Spd at 16 16 23-0 20 100, bo a atts Rovember, 100 at 30) at lone, 00 a vember, 100 ‘at 70 afieteg December, 300 at 16 bales. Grand ‘total, 800 s. The receipts at the Sriotk 171; Baltimore, toes Ath your. 2 2,150," Rates on cot nointnally a3 tollows:— sm buFK. Dy steam e fom: yet ‘tonal ied ads ‘yea with ms day last were quoted To Bremen, by Liverpool, uotations as in. and 6-thread and. 9-thread, 5-16 in. dlainete (0, 12-thread, 4 in. diameter, lose. ‘ope; to. gore bolt yarns, 18c. ; do. re turd tarred Mautla, fine tarred Manila Tat nana Sisal rope, sizes above 12-thread, c. tnegad and dthread, 1336.5 do. {2-thrend | ew Zealand cord above | 2igc.; do. 6thread and 9-thread, $4 and 5-15 Ge 12-thread, age in., aud hay ae 13c., and jobbing business the mar- | [hominaily the same, as tent di a 290. 3 ‘paraffine, cy e. daantig, 130. a 17e. Goopenaar. 5 We have uo change to report, the | market remaining’ di “dull and values to an extent nom- inal, We quote:—Molasses shooks, 32incn, with h 5 2 8) sugar shooks, with heads, gar shooks, with heads, sé-incn, $2 10 a $85: ooks, $6 0 a $7; empty hogsheads, $2 1245 a sh | piss if toe ordinary, to ‘Prime, + ordinary to prime, igo ne GkalN.—liecedpts—Flour, 6.440 Dbl& ; wheat, tpi; corn, S401 do.; corn meal Lag bois | cea tags, onte S280) bushels. ‘The flour inarket was | Sali dull_and {rreguiar, The first new St. Louis flour | to yy, Messrs. L. Roberts & | ‘gE. G. Stanard & Co. The sales, comprising all kinds, | 35,00) bushels at Sic, ioe teens for common to choice is. ve sold to the extent of 2,400 bushes of State at | 118, Barley was en- | to report a moderate bust- rates some what irregular, i juiry for age for charter, but generally av y nquiTY tho market, closod weak: noticesoly 60 fOF a eral, (te) 6) lbs. ; falda sicemer 3h0W) | nd 800) bushels of | ¢ at a Meisel, by wall, ROO Duals of rain at od” ow. Dy sean, To,.40 buanels ‘of pratt at rn d for whoab | fo, Garuith by. steam, boxes bedeo an tealian oarks SOW qnarters of grain At 66,4340. hence enarth, with fab quarters of do. ae Bu 0d 4 sian bark, bene to Brigtol direct, with Feat narters | ot do., at bs Tisd., and £1 bark, hence to, ‘Londoin, Witt 2000 bois. of retived petroteutn a Bris brid hence to Antworp, win 28) bbis. of Fetined dow on prlvate trmay an American burl. hence | of refined do. at | hence to Java with | lo. ongprivate terme a0 American Daritaic 00 cases ot retined brig, On) Dis, capactty, dence, to thie Windward ands, at a We, per ci + a Wor ark, 253 om > Pym 0 oi bark from 1 Pultetetphis: to Havre ar haratok with Re | 48 German bark trom | for orders for the Mapes Kingdom, | in on. private terms; an American | ekeonvitle, to New ork with 1.00) Other’ vessels were said_to have ae ington, to Cork ticulars. Gonwtes. t of Jamber been closed for pa but we were unable to | par <The inquiry for domestic cloth continued ia owall Way aud We mMacket ruled, ‘rm ‘at ‘Bea UI | and o7ige. a | Cuba'atse. Lec. for heavy -average, on fhe snot. Calcutta cloth | Wes aull aad nota imal at De. Morar ‘and Gour- Dore were quiet qut frtn at ide, a 12sec Bags were ne- | Blected oted at I1igc. a Lie. winter, $145 0 61 Hear ani je have yet to re ors a dull market, | 50,000 bushels ue OTs , B80: Oats scarce; No. 2 for hemp with quotations nominally the oe | Sse. Kye nomi Nt SLI. Bare ; Canada, of Sisal sold, since our 1 | $19 a $2; W Swern, $1 80 yi Other articles une uote :—$2 40 a $2 50 tor dor or ‘angle, | changed. 13) a $l 35. tor undressed 5 HOLT | prciticaco, July H 1874, x 3 Russe, C d unchanged. ca 4 pe ane higher; Tealidn, $2 65 « $2 90, golds” Suto remained ancy ‘hue | xo ang, Wea Bt ag i seedy as tage. 6 a S&C, fold fe butte quoted at & | $i 10 auras ‘No. 3 sprin a -CUITERE fos aince our laut-—2n) bales at dil lic Corn in fair demand and higher; Ko. i) peed, OMe a currency, yan bales at 2c. ay ys 4c. spot, t, ‘na + Bie. buyer iors) Heceipte for the past . 198 bales of domes: | July: ver Aug’ ats in fait ‘demand, ae tle, making the toe total since September 1. UsTs, £2,001 bales, hugher D. Bry tics on aie. spot: 43) & Ate against 23,103 bales for the same perlod lasi'year. In 54: sts reidcted, Aigc. & 44% Cate firm and Feerenceto the markee Mr: Eminet Wells weitde tii lis circular of this date as iollows:— ‘There lus Leen « moderate demand this week from brewers who are out, of stock ; but, in view of the very flattering prospect ot | the ew crop, speculative transactions Lave, {oF the moment ceased, The dealings have been chietly in | gholce, New York State, at prices varying from De 25 cents; occasionally a fancy lot will bring 9. . Calitornians are much admired, but we hear of | to transactions in them;. the few in market are held ata price somewhat above other hops, and this doubtless | is the reason ar ft do not meet a more ready sale. Crop advices, as will be seen from the extracts we copy below, Continue quite favorable, England being the on exception.” We quote :—American, new, good to choice Be. +; American, new, low to futr, ie: a Sc. 5 bray c. ; olds, 2c. Bavarians (p: ish, 2e. | 260; Helglans, nominal, 19e Be. Galisorntans, 280. 8 Hay Ap Srraw.—The demand has been light, and with consinued liberal receipts, the market rufed’ easy, | Dut prices were not quotably lower. We quote :— North River, shipping, $1 a $1 05; retail qualities, $115 2 $14; clover, ‘Bc. a galt hay, 0c. a S0c. Straw toe, a 105.108 long rye. 202, 0 be, tof short Jos fe, a Ole. nominally fur wheat, We, a $i for oat Hires The demand since our ‘been moder. ate, and prices ruled ea Buenos Ayres, 21 los. @ do., 2 Ibs a 29 Ibs. Zhe. ad 25%c. + Corrientes, 2h i atl Wage. a Bes Rio Grande, 2u Ibs. a ; Orinoco, 20 Tbs. 42 Ibs., 24c. @ 2thge. 5 S calirornias 22' tbs, a 251bs., 23\e. Central American, 18 tbs. w 2i tbe aud san Ju ® Ibs. a Matamoros 3 BT He. Kod, soled Mexican, ES} ibe'a LH 2U%gC. y ‘bs. a a ke aon 1D “2 I a 8 lb . 2 rere 1. Ds., bia, 7 Ths, 2)" Ibs. A7e.; Porto, Cabelio, and Eachayt 9 Ibs, a 21 Ibs., Curacao and, io ‘ary and i picked), i P Pans, 16 Lbs. @ 19 Ibs,, V oo “Fangibar B Ibs. nristi, 22 ibs. a 25 1 Sans Pantonto, al 21 Ibs. w 24 bios 22440 Ths. a 25. 24g and Wenernis ale. & cu lected: Souter, 12 ths. = a Iie. yas they run, Dr: eaher—-Huenos Ayres and Rio Grande kips 1fbs. a 1s | tig Use. a 25e., gold, seiected ; Sierra Leone, 9 lbs. a 10 Ths. 3039c. @ “Slew na" Gambia and Bissau, 8 Ibs a 9 Iba, zie." a eo. ny, selected: Minas, 15 Ibs. a 16 ibs. id, a8 they run; Mexican, & Kips, {0 tbs. a zie. a 2oe.. currency ay salted~Shilt, > ‘ibs. a 30 Ibs. Mat Ise. Ibs. Moy lay Pear 28 291 . Ws. i 25 Ib ibsa Maracaibo. 3) ths. R38 Ibs. 150) aaa Savanitla, 26 ibe 4 3d Bs Se, gold, aa they rut: Matamoros, 23 Ips. a 82 Ibs. Nec, and Southern and Western, 28 Ibs. a 2 ibe, late" a ite. gurrency as they run. Wet salted | Buenos Ayres, 48 bs 44 Ibs. as Tos. nage. Oaltornii bs. ie. a ara 35 Ibs. a 40 Ib: le., fold, Selected’ Mutumoroe'’s is, 4°55 Ibs 120 %"Texas, pulled, Gh edt eC. al Ibs. 8,45 Ibs. Te. a 12e, 4 do do, kD, 16 packers’, 60 Ibs. a 75 Ibs.,'Lc. ife, 301bs. & Wits Ten tise; New Urteans, 45, ing ‘iba ie a Bee. country ana Western, $0 ibs. a 7 Ibs, 9c. ; Southern, 2) Ibs. a 5) Ibs. 934c- 5 city slaughter on Bibs a To ibs Tice, a 1036 io., cow, 45 1bs. a 6D Ibs., ¥4c.,currency. | selected. Eat Indii-—Caloutta, slaughter, cow, 9 los 10 Ibs, 36e. ia Ave. do 18. Te. 16 tbe. 1ohec, gree Bufiato.’ 1s th: 9°32 tbs. Ket & 301bs., 100, w ‘He, § Mala, 26 ihe ol ‘Lxatnen.—We notice a steady, fair demand from manu- facturers for hemlock sole; overweights of prime none acid particularly meet with ready purchasers, he export movement has been light, yet occasional ship- pents are made, The rece Dts Tor the week toot UD 42.914 sides and 2,387 bales. The exports were only about | sighs Buenos Ayres, light, ic. a i, St beate 29ac. 5 food datiaged, 284 litoenta, Magne mid? 6, 23C. & B36. ; ica & BBhgC. ; ‘S098 dar aged, Be aac ae iene 2Biee. aniaged, nkidle, c. 3 Heavy. 263¢6 8 2Ze. ; go oie. poor damaged is, & ‘Cnor.. Sauter, ae fous, Ste. A 38c. ; minal backs, STe, & 40c. crop, 38c. a 35¢. ; middle crop, 3c. a 36c. heay crop. Se. a 30}gC. te xas—Light crop, 32c. a 34c middle and ‘over f CFOp, Tous . & IC. 5 rough oal (OL ASSES. —T' tions were hr, 380. ‘ough hemlock, Si0,"n oo,” Bellies, Iie. n 2c he market continned firia, but transac- ight in building grades, owing ‘to limited of fering. “Grocery qualities met trade at full prices: We guote:—New crop—-Cubs, centrifugal and mixed, $0¢. a do., clayed, 36c. a 41¢.; do., muscovado refining, 37c. a dze. ; do., do. Brocery, eo 8 48c.; Porto | Rico, 40. a 70c.; Bhglish slands, Wc. a 620.; New Or- | leans, 706, a BSc." Navau Stonss.—On *Chango to-day the market for spir- | its of turpentine was quiet but iirmer; 380; id tor Inerchantable order, on the. spot, and Sc “asked. We | note sales of 16) bbls. to arrive at 5c. The market for jommon quoted at heard of sales of ‘Tar was inactive and nuoee pomneaaly, at $2 50a $2 75, Pitch sold in a small way at $2 62: ‘Sis Linseetl has ruled steadier under a moderato quoted at 8éc. a 87c. in casks from crusher’: Sperm and whale oil remained quiet, but ex- | hibited no appreciable change in value. Sperm quoted At $1 62.8, 8155 for, crude, $19) for natural winter, $1 83 for bleached. $1 70 Tor er pableached a spring and 2 7) tor bieached do.” Whale, 59. lorthern, 5c. a 57¢. for Southern, 65c. a 68c. for (ae | winter and 67c. a Te. for biesched. Bank cod was quiet and easier, | quoted at 65e;, domestic. do. -, ard oll ruled very firm at 0c, a 9249c. Was steady at 36c. Cotion seed ‘oll was unsettled, and easier: ‘auoted ati Toot gutted at de. a $i, the inde price for No. PetrovkyM.—The market for refined was dull, weak and no quoted at 12%c. spot, and I24c. tor balnnee of mont, Crnde, in Bulk, reiained nominally steady. at 47. 8. mated at 16e, w Ie and naphitia at ‘ge nthe Philadelphia, market was also easier. Kodned quoted at 12igc. a 1244c., sot and month. ‘At th Ve Producing point ‘thr markets were, all quiet with Tollo 15; ville, $1 12%; Petroleum Centre, $1 1 00; Tuleoute, 80c.; Parker's, United, 75c. ; Union Line, $1 05, Baovituons—Recolpts—Pork, 5¢ bbls. ; beef, none; cut- meat, s lard. 7 bts and | terces ‘The ‘mar. ket tor mess ars les 250 bbls. , check Monday, a gid hd so) po sep: tember quoted 'at a $19 ed dull d nominal at 10c, tor oh clea ty a clear. t* +a " vt Me irom nee. a oae per or 6 The market ea ued duil, game. Job! hands at, prices wit for bls. ; a prime mess, tere for India mess, do., and $26 for extra city tndla eg Beet hams were neglected, but quoted nominally steady at from $16 a the r of Southern, and for first quality of Cut meats—The mi underwent no ch: ickled hams i * Oe: fe Sr eS 8 tor ae duly uly ate Bae! nd ‘on remal 10% foo' footing ap 10 o sila ue PS extra ness, bbls. ; ae VK but mot quotaply lower. ok at Le. per Ib. 50) 00 do. tor August at ie. a ‘and ot orcas tor duly ae 11% ber at 1170. per Ib. lerces tor Septe: the extent of 100 tierces at 11%c. per Ib. Tice oThe market. to: has been robin bat stead The sales, in lots, ts. ae tg a ‘ a Bios per lb., and at ae. | per ‘Sucar.—The market for raw sugar, gene: tng, was quiet but steady ou the basta of Ae a fan fair to good r reais We note sales of 400 hhds. Ot molasses sugar at77-16c. per Ib.; 50) do. ot barely good 200 do. Gx Rood dc c.; and 64 boxes of clayed at Shee. rib, Refined was {i demand and firm at Tor standard A's; luige. for of fated Tore. for crushed. and Tie. for powder quote: Cla Refining, inferior to common tair to 5099 fale, a 8c. grocery, ir to ie ieee Naas an c.; my 4s. and boxes, 7c. 2 Tac 2 big Glnyoa-Boxes,, Duteu’ standard Hee “A THe gl, £0 1, ge. & Sac AT; pri a8 BGC; prifne to choice, Ned ce s &, wy, do. 13 to +0, 16 to 18. 9c. a I (020, 10Ke a | white, Sec. a 10sec. Porto tek Hp , common to prime, Te. nS Bite. : srocery. fair to chet F Sige. a 8c. razitDutch standard Nos. 9to 11 8c. | Java— Dutch standard, Nos. 0 to BRS “wantie sa Det aed era superior 70. ‘Sxxbs.—Linseed remained inactive and nominal, Clover Cotton quiet and unchanged; good ofdinary, M470. ; Pigtles, 3 GC. Net receipts, 52 pal Sales, 0. Stock, 9,159, nly, Net receipts, 339 bales Exports coast: wise, 1300. wales, 1,274. New Onweaye, Jaly 10, 1974. Cotton mB gues and unchanged ; middling, I7o. Net re- | ceipts, 374 bales; gross, Expory=to Great B: y Vos im wa 8 Fy ade Wi | Net ‘receipts, ales; gro: Exports: Great Britain, 6890; coastwises cs 8. 3,000. | a eere 5 bales of Texas, 3 ¢ Georgia, 100 bales of Port Philip; alt on Private taker. —Recoipte, 629 bhts. ihe market was steady, sales footing up 300 bb 1 at 9e. per gallon, DOMESTIO MARKETS. Oe uvEston, July 10, 1874 omni, Jaiy 10, 1976 Cotton doll and irregular: minaltuge ie ow mia- dling, 1ise.5 strict, good ordinary, Ide, a i ceipts, 96 bales. Exports—C ‘2 Tents 19. Sales, 80. stock, Gate, W Net receipts 270 Bales. re 964; to the Conunent, 495, Sales, 600. warsamt, Sty 101874, Cotton. dal and unchanged eritaling tsa, Net te ceipts, 76. hale Hii, Weekly—Net Fecetta, ist “bales 4 or Sore coastwise, 937. Sales, Winarwarow, N. ©., July 10, 1874. Spirits of tarpentine steady a: $c.” Risin dull; $1 45 | | for strained, $1 60 ror No. 2. “Crude turpentine stanly i | 82 for yellow dip, $2 60 for Meio Tar quiet at Bl for the BorTato, July ty iF Lake and raitimports for tho st (we y-tour hoars— oa be Phy Share mie ments Wheat, ie bualtols ship) eon MS do. Rall e| rts Wheat, 2500) bushels 39,526, i boxes, Nos. 31013, B8;c.a | = | Ws searce, No. Bat arley a. speculative demand and prices higher; sales at $1 ‘a buyer September. Pork Steady at $13 #) spot, $15 % August $13 90a 813 ‘it re. fember,, Lard steady at Ic. spot or August, $1L + July. Wh aria’at Meage. Lake ireuchta= 1 to Buffalo 7c. On call board this rnoon wheat closed irregular nd quit Slt SEO Ce n dull and unsettied t wage. July. Gi}ge. oe pts, 8,000 bbs, flour, 52,00) vusivels wheat, ub ts. Shipments—4.000 bbls, 125,000 “do. corn, 46,000 do. ‘Aurust 152 000 do. corn, flour, 46.000 bushels wheat. ats, 1,000 do. rye. COTTON RECEIPTS, The following are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since September 1, 1873: — Ports, Ports, Galveston...... Boston... New Orleans Baltimore Mobile. New York Savana Providence Charlestot Philadeipnia Noriolk. Sity Point. Wilmington. Miia Port Royal Grand total.. HAVANA MARKETS. Havana. July 10, 1874. Spanish gold, 265 a 267, Exchange active ; on the Umted States, sixiy days’ currency, 132 a 134 preminin ; short | sight, 135 a 138 premium; sixty days’ gold, 153 a 155 pre. mium; short sight, 153 a 160 premium; on London, 188. 190 premium; om Paris, 166 a 155 premium EUROPEAN BAN MABKETS. pox Propuce Marxwr.—Loxpox. July 10—Fyen- ine eRtcuttn Iinseed, 308,34, Linseed Cakes, £1 06s. ZiV ios. por ton. Common rosin, 6s. 9d. & 6s. per owt, pe a Propuce Maxket.—Liverroon, July ‘p— Evening.—Common rosin, 63. 34. per cwt.” Spirits tur- pentine, 26s. Gd. per cw! FL ANCIAL. “YEW HUNDRED. DOLLARS INVESTED IN Stock Priv at the present time will be sure to yield large returns the next thirty days. We are pre- wotiate Puts and Calla on members of hunge or equally reliable parties at a dis- tauce of 1 to 23g per cen: from, the market on the active stocks; party of $10) shares at same rates. The best stocks for privilege operauions are brie, Lake shore, C. C. and 1. C., Western Union and Pacific Mail. Full Titormation will’ be found in the “Week's Doings in Wali Street,” containing the highest and lowest prices of stocks tor the past ten years, with a general review. of the presont and prospective market: copy mailed free to any ad- ress. TUMBRIDGE & oe Bi erent and New York. Yo MONEY ON LiFe AND Mortgages and other A with best com~ 117 Broadway. T REASONABLE RAT! Endowment Insurance Polic Securities, Insurance of ail Kinds panie: . HARKICH ‘eC, —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD way—Double Privileges, $250 to $40: Puts or Calls, $i, on “Members or the Exchange” for 100 yhares, any- thing less not being Taarketable. Just issued, pamphlet, “How Money is Lost and Made in Wall Street,” mai or to be had of Brentano, $3 Union square, price 3c, OND STREET SAVINGS BANK (chartered April 11, es as the Atlantic Savings Bond iden oneter Bowery. Twonty-eishtn dividend, The Truste: have ordered erest to be paid to de- Positors on and atter Monday, ‘vuly 20, 1874, at the rate QU six per cent per annum, “on al Weposits entitled hereto. Interest not called tor will be added as principal, and draw interest accordingly. redid mace on or before July 20 will draw interest from HARRISON HALL, Preadent. ol P. Cooper, Secretary. c D. ‘Bary, ory. rourTu 1 Bivipe De R FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. nnual dividend of five ©) per cent is payable ter July L be I. REMSEN LANE, Secretary. New York, July 1, 1874. MORTGAGE, $6,000, AND Second Mortgage, $2,000; abundant security; unin proved city lots; will guarantee ent if desirable ; ho better security can be found than these. BP, SMITH & BROTHER, 1,30¢ Broadway. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON IM- proved New York Property: $18,500 to purchase amall Second New York or Brooklyn Mortgages. RENO & GOLDMARK, 23 Park row. Express Building. A ONEY ADVANCED ON "SALARIES, WwaGEs erchandisé Notes, Securities, Personal Property or M ot any kind, to any umount, on liberal terms 4 Park place, office 20. Orme OF THE FIREMEN’S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 167 Broadway. + «$150,000 00 89,639 42 $200,089 w Yora, July 8, 1874. The Board of Directors hav this day declared a semi- Annual dividend of five ber cen cent, payable on demand. W..R. W: ADSWORTH, Secretary. _ N (MARINE) INSURANCB Company, No. 50 Wall street, new York, July 9, 1874.—At a regular meeting of the Board of Directors, held this day, a cash dividend of five () per cent on the capital stock of the company was Rt red, Da ‘able om and after Lth inst. Translgr Poo! josed until that WN. Povgwoop, Secretary. IRADES SAVINGS BA‘ ts WEST TWENTY-THIRD street, near eer avenue, have declared thetr usual dividend of N @) PER CENT, ayable July . Alt moneys deposived before July 90 nara iiterest from 4 ul M. AL x M. LESLEY, President, _ Frese, Sec. 1", PRODUCE BaNK, NEW YORK, JULY 7, 1874— The Board of Directors have declared a dividend of three and one-half (3! The transfer books wit FFICE GREAT WES’ ) per cent, payable July 15, 1874, eines cloged anh chat date, VEL CONO' RADERS’ DEPOSIT aarciess as street. Loans and advances on approved collaterals. WENTY PER CENT WILL BE PAID FOR 86,00 OR $3.00 to invest in and meet the demands of a rapidly jer. 3 LIBERTE | increasing business, now in successful prqretion in this ) E. HL, He city; everything frst clase, Address 6. jee. 2. 50 baler dings hes BROOKLYN IMPROVED 9) perty. Principals having this amount to {oan or three yoare on gous sesuriiy apply. te JOH EWEN, 39 Nassau street, room 17, 40), 000. NEW YORK REAL ESTATE MORT- gage Coupon Bonds, $100s, $5005 and 1,008. Interest cent, semi-annually, At 95 and interest. LIVINGSTON & COs _ Bankers, 10" Pine street. $5 (), 000 WANTED-ON NEW YORK CITY 2)! Property, worth double the amount Principals only need address MORTGAGE, Herald off 1. COPARTNERSHIPS. eee cots (paKe NOTICE THAT. THE PARTNERSHIP HERB, tofore CP ae under the firm name of Wilkinson- Helfenstein & Co., is Hereby cones by, mutual ate sent. Alldebts due to the late firm are to be paid James Wilkinson, one of said late firm, and all vials he late ve aid by him. against tl arm to SHES rae NS: CHARLES B. BU HELPENSTEIN, ABIJAH W. New Yore, Jnly 3, 1874. A® ~OPPORTUNITY—TO SECURE "1 oe FINEST Broadway Dining Room and ‘ant for three » Without bonus; this includes ‘alt nine. elegant ack hg Furniture, Ranges, Steam Tables, Fixtures, Cooking, Crockery, gieeare. Silver Service, Linen, Bar, ‘bc business established and paying over parses. yay: this affair is open only to responsible We represent the owner, who wants sceurity rent onl PHALON & SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth street. ARTNER WANTRD—IN A FINE AND WELL ES- tablishea oy goods and clothing business out ees ear’ ony must have @ capital trom $3,000 to i ‘o give his attention to business ot there. ‘or further Rurticulars tnquire of &. YOUNG, 18 Walker street, New ARTNER WANTED—IN AN ESTABLISHED HOUSB- furnishing and, hardware business; any reliable party having from $3,: 0 $5,000 to invest can find this @ first class ppportanity tr references to be exchanged. Adaress SS, New York city. E i} DE FOR PARTIES IN ums ofa y amount, on short loans on collaterals, to a er month ‘uaranteed ; highest refer- ences given ‘Aldrost INVESTORS, Herald office. 4 GAPITALISTS—A AGNIFIORNT fovestment Real Estate bet before Stocks. The undersigned offers forsale one of the most attrag. tive large properties in Virginia, ata price which cannot fail to make it, in any event. a perfectly sare and highly’ renumerative investment, which in Point o of ccaees ive appreciation it challenges comparison with land in the United 81 That man, whose nary foresight A. Lappe by this brief advertisement, and becomes the owner of Heroin allude! to, wiWaurely: make $100,000 in 12 months This ts ‘no myth oF wild assertion. We believe it; we TOY The advertiser invites business men of means RA any. sectiy oe the United States to address us for tur as this hi been arte ont Sach an opporsanity often treated with neglect by some halt hearted business mai while another, full o¢ pluck and adventure, enters into i Gnd takes & fortune: | A word to the wise, Bo. Address JAMES L. DAYLON, No. 5 vey street. TED. to Sy Tie ‘PATENT RIGHT roa THe tern bat tal pay 2 Eastern or Wi States. This Patent I old. ‘ie costs but 30c. to manafactw Thoasaiis have been sold. The best. rele pe given. Itexceis inventions for the purpose that cost $20. Reason tor selling, notsuiticient cartel to Soa ture tor the United States. Most of the purchase can be paid in royalties. Address box ‘ald Be Beverly NS 13 Post office. WANTED-YOUNG = MAN, Witt $300, TO TaKR charge of light business; salary $2) per «week. 1¢ Sout 5th av —A_ RARE CHANCE FOR ANY PERSON 10) sotitke an honoet living with & capital of $148 ecurity for that amount, AGUross, (oF pats ee. $100. . box 211 Herald o' only, oF gy WANTED—TO INCREASE AN BSTAD- tieula: $5. aaa lished tanutactory, for one year, for do. 5 nts, nal frewhts Wheat, oh ie. corn, 5) ‘oats, as Flour steady; sales 1G) bbls, ga We ti owing range:=Westyri, PRES, |, whieh a tair rate will be paid. wilh a good indge au Givss INYeod Madd, Yoa bok Lyra vdllyes —